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... Irish Society. WEEK ENDING 2isx JUNE, 1890. TO OUR READERS. A serial story to be acceptable to the readers of a weekly newspaper must be rich in literary merit, original in plot and character, and possessed of sustained appeal either to the heart or intellect ...
... LONDON SOCIETY; There are three serial tales at present running through this handsome magazine, and am ongst the contents delightfiil though pathetic little story by Lady Dufifus Hardy will be most acceptable to iUreaders. Amongst the special articles ...
... pages, where we find charming and powerful serials by such popular writers Mrs Hnngeriord, Eva M. Henry, and Mrs Lovett Cameron. We have been following the course of plots and personages introduced in these stories, and find in each something to thrill, interest ...
... Switzerland and the Alpine regions are perhaps well known to some of our readers, to supply with serial tale of five or six instalments, which with a short story to be completed in one issue, which Miss Eva M. Henry will supply, will bring us up to the first ...
... find Florence Marryatt, F. Speight (whose charming stories have delighted the readers of Chamber't Journal at intervals for many years past) \ Alice O’Hanlon, Mrs Robert Jocelyn and others. The opening story is characterised by Florence Marryatt’s unique ...
... publication of serial tales by standard writers. This decision was arrived at after the receipt of repeated and numerous appeals to devote the space at our disposal for tales to the work of Irish writers ; and, from the specimens of short stories then in our ...
... portions of charming serial tales by most capable and popular writers. The description of Wye Land is pleasing, and The Ending of a Story ” some, what sensational The Sun hails from Paisley, and is a credit to that good old town. The stories, poetry, &c., of ...
... London Society is most entrancing story, and the second part of the descriptive article on Wye Land, by Barbara Hntton, sustains the merit of the first part Five Years as a Governess U ?°? d re4din K« also the serial entitled Love’s Secret,” by Mr Lovett ...
... Braddon’s latest and perhaps most brilliant story, The World, the Flesh, and the Devil,” will be com- menced in Irish Societ\ next week. We can promise our readers a rich treat from the perusal of our coming serial. cess Henry of Battenberg. On the following ...